Its all Ive done for the last 20 years.

Noboru etched his name in history when he hit a home run off future Japan Hall of Fame Tokyo Giants pitcher Victor Starfin in 1935 — a moment that still resonates in the annals of baseball lore.Harry “Tar” Shiraichi.

Their involvement helped preserve the rich legacy of Japanese American baseball players and their incredible stories.On the day he won his handmade wooden trophy.passed away peacefully at his home in Westminster on June 6 at the remarkable age of 102.

1999 JA exhibit at Japan Baseball Hall of Fame in Tokyo.Masao received the devastating news that his youngest brother.

He participated in tributes to these Nisei legends with major league teams such as the San Francisco Giants.

a semi-pro team that became champions in the prewar era and during the internment camps at Gila River in Arizona and Tule Lake in California.Sugimoto received his professional electrical engineer license for the State of California and began his career as an electrical engineer.

He married Ruri Hirano in September 1951 in Fresno and soon after their marriage moved to Pasadena.Although Sugimoto is semi-retired.

the most impactful thing that I was able to help with was a program we ended up calling Community Feeding Community (CFC).and Robinson Helicopter are some of the many aircraft and aerospace companies KGS serves.